An interview with Jefferson County’s literacy instructional coach
Kimberly Mucker Johnson says her unique position allows her to reach out to and learn from a wide range of teachers.
Raising our voices to lift teachers up
Two Jefferson County teachers share their ideas for how teachers can encourage their colleagues and help promote the profession.
What matters most
Joshua DeWar, the 2016 Kentucky Elementary School Teacher of the Year, shares his thoughts on how relationships are one of the crucial building blocks in a high-quality education.
Kentucky teachers going for Grammy gold
Two state teachers among 10 finalists up for the Music Educator Award.
Teaching students to LIFT others and themselves
Fern Creek High School teacher Stan Torzewski shares how a mentoring and leadership fellowship helps keep young men on track.
Remembering why we love to teach
2016 Kentucky Elementary School Teacher of the Year Joshua DeWar says current teachers need to share their passion for their profession to help young people see teaching as a viable and valuable career.
Social emotional learning is necessary, not an extra
Joshua DeWar, the 2016 Kentucky Elementary School Teacher of the Year, shares how being an emotionally connected teacher has helped him better serve his students.
Inquiry, innovation and action
Outdoor classroom provides new pathways for teachers and students to thrive.
Kentuckians selected as finalists for math, science teaching
Ten Kentucky public school teachers have been selected as finalists for the prestigious Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.
Students speak out on math, science course choices at advisory council meeting
Commissioner Stephen L. Pruitt welcomed the opinions of students on the Next-Generation Student Advisory Council in one of his first meetings with students.